Titlebook: Classical Potential Theory; David H. Armitage,Stephen J. Gardiner Book 2001 Springer-Verlag London 2001 Analysis.Complex Analysis.Harmonic

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David H. Armitage,Stephen J. GardinerWritten by the world leaders in potential theory.Competitive titles are now out of print: an updated introductory text has been long awaited